Warriors should trade Curry , while he still has a great value

[KembaWalker]

just depends on if Curry wants to come home and play with his brother and with his dad calling his games in his hometown, could see the new owners looking to make a splash and offer LaMelo, their top 5 pick this year, and some future picks. I don't think it makes a lot of sense asset wise but it would get people in the seats

[Luke]

They should rebuild around their young players , who are very talented.

Now they could still get a haul for Steph, but it's the last time.

I understand if they don't want to do it, but it would be the best decision for their future...

maybe gsw's young players seem talented because they're playing with three future hof'ers. talent abounds in the nba. you know,,,,, like poole like wiggins. gsw's youth might sukkk on their own

There is nothing that tells me gsw can build around kuminga and podzinski

You are right that Kuminga, Podz-abcdxyz , Tracy Jackson-Davis and Moody, might not be that good ; but it is what they have now, and they should develop them

I still think that the best decision for the franchise and the future of his basketball team would be to sell him for the best possible package, if there is a team that can take his salary , and is willing to take it and give good assets .

Here I'm not talking about loyalty, financial decisions and everything else ; which I know will be very important to decide what they will really do. The more likely outcome is that they will either try to retool a contender for him, or they ride him into the sunset like the Lakers did with Kobe... but Kobe wasn't healthy anymore and everybody who was in power on the Lakers knew they couldn't contend after his injury.

[Lalouie]

They should rebuild around their young players , who are very talented.

Now they could still get a haul for Steph, but it's the last time.

I understand if they don't want to do it, but it would be the best decision for their future...

maybe gsw's young players seem talented because they're playing with three future hof'ers. talent abounds in the nba. you know,,,,, like poole like wiggins. gsw's youth might sukkk on their own

There is nothing that tells me gsw can build around kuminga and podzinski

You are right that Kuminga, Podz-abcdxyz , Tracy Jackson-Davis and Moody, might not be that good ; but it is what they have now, and they should develop them

I still think that the best decision for the franchise and the future of his basketball team would be to sell him for the best possible package, if there is a team that can take his salary , and is willing to take it and give good assets .

Here I'm not talking about loyalty, financial decisions and everything else ; which I know will be very important to decide what they will really do. The more likely outcome is that they will either try to retool a contender for him, or they ride him into the sunset like the Lakers did with Kobe... but Kobe wasn't healthy anymore and everybody who was in power on the Lakers knew they couldn't contend after his injury.

I will say this..... parity is a good time to retool.

[dc]

You are right that Kuminga, Podz-abcdxyz , Tracy Jackson-Davis and Moody, might not be that good ; but it is what they have now, and they should develop them .

It's be a pretty good tanking team LOL, but that's hardly the worst thing. The worst thing would be them being "kind of" good but giving them no chance to get better pieces, given that they own all their future 1st rounders after this draft.

Really, all this just depends on what you'd value more: the money from a Steph farewell tour and not having to see him in another uniform or a couple extra late 1st round draft picks to help out the rebuild.

[SweaterBae]

With all the talk about their young talent, Kuminga, Podziemski and Jackson-Davis are hardly a great core.

[dc]

With all the talk about their young talent, Kuminga, Podziemski and Jackson-Davis are hardly a great core.

Of course it's not a great core. Even if Kuminga turns into an all-star (still possible) it's not a great core if the goal is to one day contend. If they took Haliburton instead of Wiseman and Sengun instead of Moody, it might be different.

As it is, it's a great core for tanking, which is most likely better than being on the kinda/sorta good treadmill.

[Hatrick Ewing]

It will be wild if they stay together and are still bad next year, Draymond keeps punching and grabbing players penises and faces, etc.

[drone3]

Warriors will never trade Curry

[twozeroMM]

First off no, they shouldn't. Two, they wouldn't unless Steph asks out which I see very unlikely.

[Hatrick Ewing]

It's just such a shame that Draymond feels the need to slap dong and elbow guys when he is the second best player and really a good player.

[Hellcrooner]

You don't trade franchise legends like that. As long as Curry doesn't go full Kobe and try to turn his last few years into a circus then you keep him.

Ewing and olajuwon want a word with you.

And how did that work out for the Knicks?

Same as basically ever move in the last 30 years or so.?

Its awful, i like the knicks

[durden_tyler]

Warriors will never trade Curry

Yes, that's the bad news for the Warriors.

[Ito]

Trade him to the knicks make Brunson and Curry the new splash brothers

[tribulations]

Better off moving on from Green and Thompson but holding Steph

[Gusto1903]

I get what the OP is trying to say, because the Warriors are pretty old, and far from contending anymore. The core that makes this a championship contender is way over their peak and they would need some miracles to go far in the playoffs. But the problem is, nobody would like to get their hands on Draymond or Klay. They are washed beyond measures and even teamchemistry cancers (Draymond). They earn too much so the would block other pieces for those teams. Curry at least is still performing on a high level and is one of the most popular guys in the NBA. He could get a more than decent return.

Thats why, should the Warriors engage in a Rebuild, Curry would have to be dealt, because it gives them a headstart. Selling high is important, if you are committed. But of course i can fully understand to keep him a Warrior for life.

[itrsteve]

It's actually quite easy - just cut Chris Paul and bring back Klay on a reasonable contract - say $20M starting. That would put them at $162M in salary for 10 players (assuming GP picks up his PO).

Cut? CP3 is still under contract for a year

[Wingy]

With all the talk about their young talent, Kuminga, Podziemski and Jackson-Davis are hardly a great core.

Laughable. They’re solid players any team would want, but it’s just as you said in terms of these guys being a foundation.

It’s up to Steph, really. I’d look to have an honest conversation that it’s insanely unlikely they can build a real winner with him and the current cast. See if he’s interested in being traded to a top contender (eg - OKC, Philly), otherwise he’ll be a part of a completely different team w/o Klay/Dray.

[FrodoFraggins]

Curry is the only one on their roster who should decide what happens to them.

[Sixers in 4]

Curry should want to be traded by the Warriors while he is still great. There I fixed it for you.

GSW can do nothing for him at this point. Their core isn't winning anything moving forward.

[NeoWarriors]

It's actually quite easy - just cut Chris Paul and bring back Klay on a reasonable contract - say $20M starting. That would put them at $162M in salary for 10 players (assuming GP picks up his PO).

Cut? CP3 is still under contract for a year

It's non-guaranteed for his last season.

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